Tbilisi Gov’t registers flats for 47 families
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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has announced that his office has registered the flats of 47 families living in Tbilisi, nearby the Tskneti highway.
Kaladze announced at today’s meeting at City Hall that the families, who live on the territory of the former Tbilisi State University campus, have been living in the apartment building from the 1990s and, due to various reasons, could not register their property.
Kaladze particularly thanked the Vake district governor for his cooperation and stated that legalizing the flats was a part of his pre-election platform.
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